Bona Fide

Zero Internet connection equals zero blogging.

I’m all established in my new condo, but there’s so much to do. No Internet connection in sight, though.

Not surprisingly, this site looks messed up in Internet Explorer 6.0. Since I’m moving into my new condo with no Internet connection on Saturday today, I won’t be able to fix this mess just yet. But I think I know what the problem is.

The White House has unveiled its new Web site.

The decennial census has been part of Norwegian life since 1769, but after the 2001 census in November, Norway will no longer need to conduct form-based enumerations because all the necessary data can be obtained by merging personal tax file numbers with the new Residential Address Register.

Bluetooth has lost, declares Intel executive: “To add insult to injury, Bluetooth is even losing ground in Scandinavia, where Norwegian ski resorts are installing [IEEE 802.11 wireless] infrastructure. Bluetooth borrows its name from the 10th-century Viking King Harald Bluetooth, who united Nordic nations under one religion.”

Heavily armed Australian Army SAS troops have boarded a Norwegian cargo ship loaded with refugees and ordered it out into international waters, sparking anger and claims of piracy.

Coverage: BBC News Online, CNN.com, The Courier-Mail of Brisbane, the Herald Sun of Melbourne, The Sydney Morning Herald, and MSNBC.com.

Microsoft has now relased Internet Explorer 6.0 to the public. Alas, I won’t be able to experience the full DOM 1 and CSS 1 support as I currently have no Internet connection at home. (Via scottandrew.com.)